A Ciegas 〈VALIDATED × Hacks〉

Integrate blind and non-blind performers. Use voice and body to investigate clichés and improvisations related to blindness, creating a sensory-rich experience for the audience. 3. Literary Piece: The Dramatic Poem

In literature, A Ciegas can be a "dramatic poem"—a hybrid between a play and poetry. A ciegas

Use the concept of "the nation" or "the body" as central motifs, as seen in the works of Laura Ruiz Montes, who won the José Jacinto Theatre Prize for her piece A Ciegas . Integrate blind and non-blind performers

Use opaque glasses or blindfolds. Ensure the environment has neutral lighting and a soft soundscape (like jazz or classical) to allow participants to focus entirely on flavor. 2. Performance Piece: Integrative Theatre Literary Piece: The Dramatic Poem In literature, A

Focus on contrasting textures (crunchy vs. creamy) and distinct aromas. Popular choices include artisanal cheeses, neutral crackers, or even complex proteins like chicken broken down by touch.

Focus on "what we do not see and yet could be there." Use body movement, memory, and imagination to create universes that occupy empty spaces.